or a corporation to contribute to a political party until the supreme court of our land made that what i call disastrous ruling where they said a corporation has the same rights as an individual and that money is free speech well i'm waiting for the next guy to rob the bank and use that as his defense so that just recently happened what we need to do is reverse that we have to overturn the supreme court's ruling on those two issues and there is a movement to do that the only way it can be done is to amend the constitution to specifically state corporations do not have the same rights as individuals and money is not free speech not to me is one of the curious details about corporations in power is that we're seeing the same companies investing in both parties and some people say it's a win win situation for them but in reality others say well listen actually this is a lot more like betting on both red and black in roulette because you know either

way you lose so what's the point what do they do when you don't lose because one of them is going to be the president and now you all the money that you invested in the other or that's nothing to do you know what we pointed out in the book in the book these major corporations spend more money on lobbyist than what they pay in taxes and that's a fact they spend more on lobbyists than what they pay in taxes let me repeat that you don't find that astounding and why would they do that so they don't have to pay taxes and so i mean like g.e. two years ago they made fourteen billion dollars not only did they not pay taxes they got subsidies from the government. that's obscene what do you think about the election campaign this time around i mean obviously critics are calling it a reality show we're seeing obama and romney just do you think there's ever really been a bigger disconnect between what we're seeing in the debate in the debates and in.

campaigning than. what the real americans are actually need out right now i think what you're seeing is them finally rising up to the level of professional wrestling and i see rising up to it because in pro wrestling in front of the cameras we all hate each other behind the scenes it's a business. and that's the same way it is for them it's a sham in front of the cameras in the public they hate each other and they're on different sides of the fences behind the scenes they're going out to dinner together they're ensuring that there are two party dictatorship maintains its power there's no difference between these two don't kid yourself now the september marks one year anniversary of the occupy wall street movement which you support the ideas of what role do you think if any will this movement have played in the united states in the long run do you think in a decade from now people will look back and say this really was

a movement that changed the national dialogue. because they've disappeared temporarily they need to come back where are they they need to continue they need to keep the fight up now they've disappeared a decade from now no one's going to remember the occupy wall street movement not unless it's victorious or does something who hasn't done that yet how can a movement like that with a curious what do they need to do by changing the country they need to continue to stay at the parks they need to continue to get arrested they need to continue to be vigilant how do you think we stop the vietnam war had to meet the turning point of the vietnam war many people say it was the sixty eight ted offensive that was huge but i don't believe that was the real turning point for america and i believe the turning point of the vietnam war was when the the four students were killed at kent state because all of a sudden the public the general public we're back. said wait

a minute we're even killing people in our own country now because of this war i hate to say it but it's going to require something of that magnitude for the wall street movement to truly have an impact and get to the psyche of mainstream america i would ask about the way the us treats elections abroad while actually really drowning an electoral process flaws here at home why this double standard. there's always a double standard there was a double standard on the wall street protests while we're busy pepper spraying them and running them off with dogs were heralding the protests over in the middle east all whoa this lovely go go go we're like cheerleaders over there while at the same time here we're squashing down our own protesters at the height of high-pockets. elections the same way we want to bring democracy all over the world and we don't even have it here anymore because the two gangs pick your president mitt romney was

picked four years ago you know how i know that he wasn't picked at the convention they knew four years ago you know i know that because when obama won right after obama won you started seeing these mass advertisements on t.v. about mormons do you recall those where they'd show a person who was a fire member a teacher and they'd show all these attributes of how wonderful they were and member the person would look at the camera in the end and say and i'm a mormon well they were preparing us for you think considering they say started preparing for years ago he's going to be the next us president no i am why so much effort for somebody because he's the republicans main man he's the one on the pedestal right now john mccain was four years ago george w. bush was in the eight years prior to that you know if i'm interesting about the republican convention they did mention one word about bush and cheney. how do you

ignore a president vice president who were a mere three and a half years ago sure for eight years it's like oh boy you know why they don't want to identify with the true culprits who killed our economy vera selling the people now saying we're going to fix the economy this is the same party that ruined it after all from zero zero to zero six bush not only was in the white house he had a republican house and a republican senate so he had run for you want to do rubber stamped the republicans caused this economy to fail barack obama heritage you're obviously an advocate for eradicating the institution of the electoral college all night it states rights because every vote has to count this is a system that's not applied anywhere else in the world applied to any other election in the united states or not for drugs or how can this be done usually or a requirement in chairs between democrats republicans they're obviously not

interested in changing that system the people want to sit around it the people after demanding there are a lot of things that people demand that they don't think it will be house to be persistent and truly demanded they have to threaten to vote amano office you've got to threaten if you don't change the electoral college you won't reset marriage next year that's the only way they respond it's the threat that they could lose their using the american people could really get worked up enough about the electoral college when they have been for all these other things going on hold to deal with difficult but you know the electoral college was good when they put it in you know why you had to travel by horseback to washington that's why it was there it's the only election like that in this country i've been a mayor you when you get the most votes wins governor congress senate just see the syrian crisis the conflict has been gripping really the world for over a year and a half now what kind of role if any should the united states be playing in this in this whole conflict. if you were president what would you go on with. their

business what about the whole idea of the united states trying to help out the syrian people who have the right to stand up against their government so that of the syrian people so as u.s. president you would have all of that on my business in a free don't. they get no foreign aid. i did nor them if they don't wipe me i don't hang out with people who don't like me who made the world's policeman in fact i'd pick a step farther if i were president of every every foreign military base the united states has would be closed and bring our men and women home we have the technology today with our military we can destroy anyone in the world at any moment why do we need bases in occupy i mean we've got multiple bases in japan korea germany haven't those wars been over for sixty years why are we there do you think the same rules

apply to no matter what kind of geopolitical interests the united states has with a country in crisis doesn't apply to every country do not get involved in their will or no i would get involved with another country's affairs only or for that country specifically. please come and help us i want to ask you about julian assange do you think it's been way overblown by the united states and the west and the whole story of his attempts of political asylum to ecuador how do you what's your take on this whole case. is that i want to know what they know and i have every right to know what my government does you want to know why. whose money did they use my taxes as a taxpayer i have every right to know what they're spending it on every right you think you'll find out oh absolutely not. unless i become president. or it's just the winter i think it's. much for being with us it's always

a pleasure. in japan the average height for men is one hundred eighty two centimeters ten centimeters shorter because of that some employers refused to hire me one of them even told me directly that i was too short to deal with the clients computers already spent three months in this hospital and plans to stay for another four to add the coveted seven santa majors to his stature invented by the famed soviet orthopedic is good for you is there a from the nine hundred fifty s. these frames were initially used to treat fractures in deformities by cutting bones and slowly pulling them up or therefore stimulating tissue regeneration it was out of was able to receive arms and legs and people who thought they were crippled for life be sent to the other patients shattered bones and in many cases their

shattered lives with the main goal when professing designed his first brain using bicycle parts sixty years later his invention is increasingly being used to help people quite eager to fracture their legs to become a few centimeters taller than the ultimate goal is still the same six thing somebody is live both literally and figuratively about a third of patients admitted to be always out of center nowadays seeking surgery focused magic reasons most of them a man and most are not what you would call vertically challenged professor know because who operated on many of them sas it usually comes down to a man's pride some of the first patient to turn to us with a leg lengthening request to meet his fifteen centimeters to still want to surgery because panos tool than him we like to say that we need to break their legs in order to fix their head maybe nothing wrong with them from an orthopedic point of view but there is something psychological that prevents them from living. the law

is fully being happy and we fix it like lengthening surgeries abound in many countries and even when l. out there pressure expensive in russia the entire course costs eleven thousand dollars about one tenth of the similar package in the united states financial considerations were one of the reasons that brought this washington state native to western siberia yet his main motive for the surgery had to do with how he fared in the auditors in america average height is one seventy five i was one sixty seven or one sixty eight and so one eight centimeters would have brought me right to average so i just wanted to be average for women height isn't so important you know i think girl can be short and it's not a big deal i think a guy is like expected to be taller just before the operation most this matter a russian girl who found he's a regional hide quite endearing yet he still would want to have had the surgery adding seven more centimeters to he self-confidence she took told me the whole time

you're crazy you're normal you're perfect. so now or so they call you so what a compliment for somebody who's used to falling short of his own expectations. like millions of americans i've lost thousands of dollars in retirement funds and i haven't had as bad as many it's not just about this it's about me to. be sure. that.

needed. since this is my film i get the last word this financial crisis will not be like a light sleep. there are many ways to go nuts. if you haven't got enough not to be really rich and famous. you can snatch some nuts from the forest square. when getting to the top is too much to fight for. back to basics on the.

mission free cretaceous free. for chargers free arrangement three. free stu free. old free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free. lunch monte feeling against the u.s. and was in country spills into another weekend as protesters clashed with police in bangladesh and mass rallies take place in pakistan and nigeria while a libyan militia suspected of killing the american ambassador that was targeted mauled in benghazi. georgian police his patients with protesters for the first reported arrest since outrage over a video showing prisoners being a the abused by gods that are now public calls for the prosecution of the officials responsible for the atrocities. and dozens of peaceful demonstrators arrested in.

as police take down a march in the capital the detentions come despite government promises to ease up on repressing activists after un concern over human rights in the gulf state. thanks pete whether she has got a part we can support show now it's all change of the top of the table in the russian premier football league again in fifteen minutes. great to have you with us this is for to today play if you head over the next ten minutes including all this. game of c.s.k. moscow fight back from a two goal deficit to be told and ensure their impressive winning run in the russian the premier league continues. northern exposure they'll be no russian winner of the same petersburg open for an it straight year after the country's last hope. at the semifinal stage. say for the

first time the emergency company's shelter is established on russia's mind elbrus was an aide to those brave enough to steal the world's highest peak. football first where they left it late but a winning streak in the russian premier league has been extended for one more week the army man making it six victories in a row thanks to a brilliant second half performance against the volga nizhny novgorod was the home team who got off to the better of starts in the. opening the scoring with a well taking the twenty one minutes in. golf then showed his set piece progress right before the break hosting the ball over the wall and past iraq in favor in the sask a goal to go of whoever got busy after the break the twenty two year old coming the gap to two one in the fifty ninth minute the russian internationals game tying overhead kick a dozen minutes later sure to be added to his highlight reel the win very much then

. promptly ramped up all three points on eighty six minutes of. breaking hearts and allowing the home front with a deft this the finish is free to see how it ended. while seemingly heated their farms words to rise above the relegation zone. by beating car club supporters visited the team's training base on friday to offer a strong criticism to the players after a dreadful run of form don't progress cues men though going behind twenty five minutes in the martin yeah kuko taking advantage of a goalkeeping howler yacoob young checker however equalized soon afterwards the austrian opening his goal tally in russia on the half hour mark coming to me then headed home in the seventieth minute before the main attacking force alexandra coren made a three one five minutes later omkara got one back another time but it mattered little three to the final score to finally crawl out of the drop zone.

on another game of differing. reeling champions and eight with an opening forty five minutes to forget against host pretty tough target from a lengthy sneery have a euro both netting but some are a side very much in the driving seat which is twenty six minutes long it's in a third staring at a fourth defeat in five in all competitions but this in pittsburgh side would fight back in the second period to secure a share of the points big money signing hulk claiming his first goal in the colors of their needs before the macho man should be equalized or a dozen minutes from time to to the finals for. over in the english premier league chelsea stretch their advantage off the top to three points the blues however just a part seeing off a stoke outfit at stamford bridge pointing for the winner five minutes from time much to the relief of the home side before the kick off everton had moved alongside

chelsea at the summit but just for a couple of hours the liverpool side dominating swansea away from home three nil new york the game new voice of compton the earn their first points of the campaign shocking aston villa by scoring for second half goals west brom are up to third thanks to victory over reading. west summerlin sure the sports at the park well fulton set forth for now after a two one win. in tennis mikhail youzhny has failed to reach his fourth final at the st petersburg open the russian going down to martin please on in the semi's meaning it is the slovak who will not compete for a first ever a.t.p. title two thousand and four when i usually did take a hard fought first set seven six but it was all downhill from there for the local favorite the top seed losing momentum in the second with twenty three year old clothes on culpable icing to secure the second six for thirty year old usually try to give lee into the side up but it was those who was able to finish out the match

six seven six four seven six and make sunday's final. fabio fognini proved a class up of another spaniard done me no trevor beating him in straight sets for a place in the decider were close on the italian wasting little time from the off setting the tone by taking new things set six three twenty five role for me maintaining that rhythm in the second showcasing his simple fluid and seemingly effortless style to close out the six three six we work. on moving a little further east where british tennis fans will have to wait another day for their first w t eight singles champion since nine hundred eighty eight laura robson coming up just short china julep and losing to time nice to see way in the final eighteen year old robson finding yourself playing culture from the get go once they drop in the first set six three robson did take the second seven five but could not keep up the momentum to say wrapping up the contest six three five seven six.

on the former one circle lewis hamilton will be going for racing deja vu at the singapore grand prix the twenty seven year old securing pole for sunday's night race the very same one he won in two thousand and nine when also starting first on the grid the two thousand and eight world. champion and ultimately dominant this around marina bay finishing almost half a second clear of promising up and comer pastor maldonado the venezuelan further confirming he could be a thorn in the side of the top contenders the twenty seven year old surprised many by winning this year's sponsorship round three. two time defending champions question vettel he was third serious overall leader often under along so had to be content with the fifth quickest time right behind hamilton's team it jenson. finally one of the world's highest peaks. just become a slightly more attractive proposition for climbers a new rescue cabin being built in order to help stranded mountaineers michael hit

the heights for us. some would argue it's technically not in europe but at five thousand six hundred forty two meters russia's mt elbrus is considered by many to be europe's highest mountain with such a backyard it's no wonder russians were always avid mountain climbers doing soviet times mountain climbing was actively encouraged and mt elbrus was the prize attraction but there's a reason why mountain climbing is considered an extreme sport hundreds of people freeze or plummet to their death every year and mainly because they are ill prepared or devised on how to tackle the climb mount elbrus is no exception with up to ten climbers dying on uli which is why i consulted effort was made to install the rescue cabin at the mountain summit. we constantly have to rescue people from. around one hundred thousand mountain climbers from all over visit it every year and every year people die from bad weather losing their way so to have a rescue cabin on hand is

a really important thing. the process of the entire project was a lengthy one because it was a voluntary effort i.e. no sponsors or government grants were used it's also an enormously difficult task from an engineering point of view there are almost no analogs it's the highest level for construction in europe and the second highest in the world and to build something like this is always a huge ordeal. in twenty ten the group managed to complete a different shelter which was technically the first but it was blown away by a particularly bad blizzard so when two mountain climbers perished in april of two thousand and twelve with one of the bodies never recovered russia's mountain climbing federation made the construction of another more durable rescue cabin one of its top priorities well i've made it to the top of the mini summit of mt elbrus it's a fantastic day absolutely no wind and sun is shining but that's a rarity usually he can be very dangerous with wind snow and hail storms causing deaths to mountain climbers that have been up here in the past but now with this

newly built cabin. there is hope. these deaths can be prevented and that they can stay the night here and call for help when needed let's go have a quick look at science as you can see it's not exactly a five star hotel but it will hopefully save many lives indeed the interior doesn't leave much to the imagination with only two horizontal planks for beds and a small table in between but when your life is on the line surely i mean it's he's would be the last thing on your mind as usual settles. the cabin was built for emergencies only not for a fool overnight stay but it allows rescuers to come to a specific point rather than having to search large areas and in turn it helps the mountain climbers to well survive climbers aside russia's rescue service the m chairs or the ministry for emergency situations are only too thankful for such installations too often they return from a rescue mission with

a body bag but the new cabin has already come to the rescue of two german mountain climbers and hopefully will assist many others in the future for the commercial way of getting down for mountain climbers is to work down but i'm going to take the easy route i think in the helicopter that's behind me back down to the base of mount elbrus this is michael have to go reporting from the top of mt albert. thankfully i can confirm he did it and that's all your support. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy

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